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I´m export data to excel file but if a reference like 0034 appears like 34,
and i want its appears 0034, what must i do??

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"Legolas_Bilbao" wrote:
I´m export data to excel file but if a reference like 0034 appears like 34,
and i want its appears 0034, what must i do??


Pre-format the col as text before you paste as values. Or, if using Data
Text to Columns, in step 3 of the wizard, select the col in the data preview
pane, then check "Text" under Column data format.
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I´m export data to excel file but if a reference like 0034 appears like 34,
and i want its appears 0034, what must i do??

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